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The manga artist who has prophesied a superquake in Japan on July 5
Manga artist Ryo Tatsuki wrote in her 2021 work ‘The Future I Saw’ about a crack forming beneath the sea between Japan and the Philippines, which she claimed would trigger a tsunami three times more powerful than the one in 2011.
In Japan, a manga artist has predicted a disaster in early July, causing a drop in tourism
The 'prediction' made by a manga author has sparked panic and a decline in bookings around July 5, the day that she claims an earthquake will trigger a massive tsunami. Authorities have reiterated that it is impossible to predict earthquakes.
Is Japan Really On The Brink Of A Megaquake? The July 5 Prophecy
As Japan braces for what some fear could be a catastrophic natural disaster, all eyes are now on July 5, 2025. This is a date etched into public consciousness not by scientists, but by a manga comic reissued in 2021 that eerily predicted a devastating earthquake on this very day.
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